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Work Hard

by Homer Moore

The Bible has many scriptures that admonish us to work hard and to be diligent in what we do. In this message, several personal experiences offer examples of people who work hard.

David's Family Troubles

by Homer Moore

Some of King David's family members had lived troubled and sinful lives. This message explores a few of them as well as some other examples.

Men and Women of Faith

by Homer Moore

The Bible has many stories of people who were faithful to God. In this message, we will examine just a few of those who remained faithful.

Daniel

by Homer Moore

The story of Daniel's life and his relationship with King Nebuchadnezzar shows how obedience to the one true God is favorable to them who serve Him. Daniel's life contains moments of miracles, the denouncing of idol worship and the foretelling of prophecy.

Suffering

by Homer Moore

The Bible is full of examples of those who have suffered, starting in the Garden of Eden. Even God expresses sorrow over the way people have greatly sinned in the days of Noah. Other examples including Job and Paul are discussed in this message.

Our Words Are Important to God

by Homer Moore

Every word we speak is heard by God; they do matter. An old adage says, "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all." The fewer words that are spoken are better heard and remembered by those listening as opposed to long conversations that are soon forgotten.

Be Happy at the Feast

by Homer Moore

In this message, let us find out how and why we should be happy and rejoice when we go to the Feast of Tabernacles.

The Day of the Lord

by Homer Moore

The biblical prophecies about the Day of the Lord in Joel, Amos and Revelation tell us what it will be like just before Christ's return to earth. We are being warned of the woes to come and that we need to prepare ourselves of these sorrowful events.